... John Suutead, 19, • oalive of Lyndharst, Hants, and a private ia the Ist Yorks Regiment, stttiooed at lersev wu gathering blackberries st Grave tSee befell one hundred feet downs siff, end killed instantly. 1 • • w ...

... Young Gentleman in the Millbrook or Water 100-road, —Addresa, E. 8., Echo Office. MISCELLANEOUS. I WILLIAM BUTLER, of 05, Blackberry-terrace, q will not be responsible for any debt or debts couiracted my wife, LOUISE BUTLER, alter ibis date. Dated sth April ...

... April 2, during prohibited hour*.—Nicholas Saunders. 31. Ley ton-road, Samuel Cox, 10, Brinton's-road, and Qoodhall, 27. Blackberry-terrace, were summoned for being the premises on the same occasion. —Mr. A. O. Ballett (for Mr. W. L. Bell), who appeared ...

... was the one who asked for drink. He heard the landlord say *• Look out! here's policeman.—Edward Ooodali, aged 18*. of Blackberry-terrace, Bevois Valley, also bore like testimony. In by Mr. Berry, said the landlord did not ask where lived, or whether ...

... E.. e. Hlifcaenat. ToCtoa. . RESPECTABLE Harried Han Wnnto aitutian good BREAD BAKER. Teem or eoaDtry.— J. Peliocr, j 3. Blackberry terrace, BarabTaUey, Saath- ITUAXION Wanted u Head Gardanar, I help ia given ; practical la aB branched— , r •«-aKarw-rowd ...

... aectkw about three. At Milford the gentlemen of Hie Saritta laudable self-jacrißce. went blackbectyptoaide the ladies with blackberries and cream, which highly appreciated at tea. Tern, provided by Mr. V/. Solton. waa exceUenUy catered, and greatly enjoyed ...

... whether tbs EccfssiaaHcal Commissinntrs approve the employment firearms their woods High gate Car -the purpose protecting blackberries. The cape a| Highgate Pottoocourt yesterday certainly requires -an explanation. Here unfortunate labourer, out work, picking ...

... waa found ten days sfieo wards in field in exhausted state. She staled that the had subsisted during the whole of period blackberries and water, end had slept in wood done by. The woman •uctnmbed few day. afterwards. Deceased served a term fourteen days’ ...

... wero blackberrying. We had been together daring the afternoon. We had been friends—there was quarrel. We were picking blackberries, and got some. Henry Ventham had his knife open. He said “That is my blackberries.” I then picking some blackberries ont ...

... WOUNDED WHILST BLACKBERRYING. At Hunstanton yesterday, John Bird, labourer, was charged with haring August wounded, with intent te murder, Ana Hooks, the wife it skenhsrd it RingeUad The woman, it was stated, was with son. wed tour and haU, whsn prisoner ...

... Cheapaide Photo Conipany, 4, Bernard-atreet, LOST AMD FOUMD. OST, SHear WATCH and CHAIN, between t Nortbanbertand-road and Blackberry-lcrnKe. tb« «mm raturainf rra—. W P»w>rd*4. Ibia nwraiiif, a werk»jt perm, I leather PURSE, coatainras in «M and ■an ■ttaer ...

... sports and dancing were indnlnd in after after dinner. Tea was aerved later on, and, after an hoar amongst the Data and blackberries, start for horns was made, the Crispin aad Bar being reached about nine o'clock. A smoking concert was then held, hceriy ...